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Distance
3.4 mi
Elevation gain
308 ft
Technical difficulty
Easy
Elevation loss
308 ft
Max elevation
4,053 ft
TrailRank 
31
Min elevation
3,849 ft
Trail type
Loop
Moving time
one hour 37 minutes
Time
4 hours 5 minutes
Coordinates
944
Uploaded
March 3, 2021
Recorded
March 2021
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near Courmayeur, Valle d’Aosta (Italia)

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Itinerary description

School trip with Fondazione Montagna Sicura and Guide Trek alps. Weather and Nature.

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PictographPhoto Altitude 3,894 ft
Photo ofAutomatic Weather Station - Dolonne Photo ofAutomatic Weather Station - Dolonne

Automatic Weather Station - Dolonne

Automatic Weather Station All the data for the weather station can be found on: https://cf.regione.vda.it/portale_dati.php Termometro - Thermometer for measuring temperature, Igrometro (%) - Hydrometer for measuring humidity, Solarmetro (min) - Pyranometer for measuring solar radiation, Radiazione totale (watt/m2), Pluviometro (mm) - Rain gauge for measuring precipitation, Nivometro (cm) - Snow gauge for measuring snow depth,. Barometro di prec. (hPa) - Barometer for measuring atmospheric pressure, Rosa dei venti - Wind vane for measuring wind direction,

PictographPhoto Altitude 3,940 ft
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Nature guide explanation

Davide D’acunto- New forest, birch (betulle)- ash tree (frassino) - burns easily, seeds spread easily. winged seeds (semi alati) transported by the wind Lolita - how seeds are transported. (Bardana - Burdock) Seeds attach to the animals. How to detect animals - An animal track is an imprint left behind in the soil, snow or mud. - imprints (impronti), excrement , Bark (corteccia) damage to the bark of the trees - Bark is a food source for many animals.

PictographPhoto Altitude 3,927 ft
Photo ofHow can a hare get its nutrients? Photo ofHow can a hare get its nutrients?

How can a hare get its nutrients?

Eats plant buds (germogli). Can reach the buds because plants are squashed by the snow. Eats it’s own excrement to get all the nutrients. A hare can produce 400 droppings (poo balls) a day.

PictographPhoto Altitude 3,934 ft
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Birch Tree .

The wood is a light, strong and durable and used for making furniture and buildings. Also good for burning as it produces a good heat. The bark can be removed easily and is strong and water- resistant. It can be easily cut, bent and sown for a variety of uses.

PictographPhoto Altitude 3,937 ft
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Deer and Goats

Deer (cervo), Roe deer (capriolo) They drow and shed (lose) antlers annually. Males typically begin growing a new set of antlers in late spring. Antler growth is regulated by hormones, which a controlled by photoperiod (day length). Chamois (camoscio) and Ibex (stambecco) do not lose their horns. They carry them for their lifetime. Chamois - goat-antelope with small hooked horns. Alpine Ibex (bouquetin) is a type of wild goat with large curved horns (they are protected and cannot be hunted)

PictographPhoto Altitude 3,937 ft
Photo ofRoe deer footprint

Roe deer footprint

PictographPhoto Altitude 3,940 ft
Photo ofDeer (cervo) droppings

Deer (cervo) droppings

PictographPhoto Altitude 3,967 ft
Photo ofPine cones eaten by squirrels Photo ofPine cones eaten by squirrels

Pine cones eaten by squirrels

PictographPhoto Altitude 3,970 ft
Photo ofLarch - larice Photo ofLarch - larice

Larch - larice

Used for furniture, for burning, to make roofs of houses, bark burns slowly and so plant resistant to fire. Water resistant Big roots to find water and keep the rocks and earth together. Prevents landslides (frana). Grows well in VDA which is very dry. Larch needles - soft lots growing from one point.

PictographPhoto Altitude 4,003 ft
Photo ofSpruce / Christmas Tree- Abete rosso Photo ofSpruce / Christmas Tree- Abete rosso Photo ofSpruce / Christmas Tree- Abete rosso

Spruce / Christmas Tree- Abete rosso

Grows near larch/Grows quickly / Roots small / evergreen Not good for building because of knots in the wood where branches fall off / single flat needles

PictographPhoto Altitude 4,006 ft
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Wild boar and foxes excrement

Excrement can help us understand all the wildlife living in a certain area. Herbivores - round shaped poos Carnivores - sausage shaped poos

PictographPhoto Altitude 4,009 ft
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Animal Teeth

Difference between herbivores, omnivores and carnivores. Wild boar and fox.

PictographPhoto Altitude 4,035 ft
Photo ofIdentifying trees in the the forest. Photo ofIdentifying trees in the the forest.

Identifying trees in the the forest.

Larch (larice) lighter and Spruce (abete rosso) - darker green. In autumn larch turns orange. Observing the strategic place Courmayeur is built. Protected from avalanches and landslides by the forest.

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